In Android Studio we can Use Copy Reference (ctrl+alt+shift+C)
and it gives a reference to current line but I'm not sure how to use this reference as a click-able link in the comment of another file.
I'm looking for a way to easy navigate to that reference inside IDE so JavaDoc
link functions which works outside IDE can't be useful.
This is the fastest way I found to navigate to that reference in Android Studio:
Select the pasted reference in the comment and ctrl+shift+N then hit Enter . It auto fills the box so doesn't need to copy the address, this will navigate to the referenced line.
Since the functionality is already there it seems a good candidate for writing a plugin to detect address automatically and turns it to links.
Update:
You can record a macro and make this almost automatic. Edit>Macros and this keystroke sequence:
End Shift+Home Ctrl+Shift+N
Assign a keybinding to your macro in setting>keymap for example ctrl+shft+G . The caret must be in the line you've pasted the reference of course.
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